Indian Daily Mail, 30 August 1953

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    18 1 SUNDAY EDITION Indain Daily Mail OL. IX. No. 199. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 1953. FOUR PAGES 15 CENTS
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    NATIONS PRAISE INDIA'S NOBLE GESTURE
    1030 1 Withdrawal From Political Conference 'Battle* MENON EXPLAINS ACTION 11. S. Amercian Countries Call It "Great" NEW YORK, Aug. 29.— India yesterday dramatically withdrew her name from consideration as a member of the Korean peace conference. Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, the Indian delegate, asked the
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    40 1 The Begum Liaquat All Khan, widow of the late Prime Minister of Pakistan and His Excellency Dr. Subandrio (centre), Indonesian Ambassador in London, are seen with Dr. Frank N. D. Buehman, initiator of Moral K»-Arma-ment, in Caux, Switzerland.- Photo. A.P.
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    That's News!
    60 1 NEW YORK, Ang. 29.— A very young man bit a very young dog in Charleston, W. Va. The argument was over a piece of fried chicken the pnppy snatched from the hand of 14-month-old Bobby Taylor. Bobbys mother had to force her son's mouth open to free the
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    No Confidence In Ceylon Govt?
    107 1 RANGOON, Aug. 29.—Ceylon's Fooa Minister, Bir Oliver Goonetileke, returned to Colombo yesterday to reinforce the Ceylon government party faciilg a motion of no confidence in Parliament f>n Tuesday. (Ceylon's opposition members charge Uie government with having failed to solve the country's major problems and to
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    Sentenced To Transportation
    91 1 CAUJO'I'Lj\, Aug. <:&.- Eleven men were yesterday sentenced here to transportation for life for their part in a conspiracy to murder four Britons who were killed seven years ago. (The sentence of transportation for life implies a maximum of 20 years hard labour, as prisoners are no
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    What Made Ceylon To Sell Rubber To Red China!
    251 1 What Made Ceylon To Sell Rubber To Red China! SAN FRANCIBCO, Aug. 29. The failure of the free world to offer reasonable trade agreements forced rubber- rich Ceylon to sell its rubber to the Oommunists, Ceylon's ambassador to the united States said Friday, Speaking at a Palace Hotel luncheon here,
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    Ceylon Trade Mission Leaves
    81 1 COLOMBO, Aug. 29.— Two members of a Ceylon Trade Mission left here for Peking yesterday. They are Mr. N. J. L. Janz, Assistant Secretary, Ministry of External Affarsl and Mr. H. Jinadasa, Rubber Commissioner. They will discuss contraics year agreement to barter rubber for rice signed
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    Peace Through Chocolates
    72 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 29. Britain has thrown chocolates into the battle for "trade not aid." Americans who buy imported chocolates made by Rowntree and Company Limited of York, England, find this printed ncte in each box: "If this is your first encounter with British chocolates we hope you
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    American Papers Support lnaia
    243 1 BUt_..>\ja AXiiKS Two lead. •ng d.uiies of Buenos Aiiea lave commented on the United States oojection to India s election to ..he Korean political «jonreienee. The BUENOS AlKhiS HIJRALD, August 26, ueprecating the United States n-utude, suggested in an editorial that parties would require "a bridge
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    Lady Templer And Teachers
    74 1 Seventy-seven school teachers from Malacca 40 Indians and 37 Chinese who are attending a six-day Civics Course organised by the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Malacca, Mr. B. T. W. Stewart, paid their first visit to King's House, Kuala Lumpur last Wednesday. In this cloture, some of
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    Farewell, Indian Troops
    404 1 You Are India's Trusted Ambassadors, Says Menon "One and all of you are today India's trusted ambassadors charged with the duty and responsibility of vindicating India's independent foreign policy and her hard-won reputation in the international field." So said Mr. M. Gopala Menon, Representative of the Government
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    Farewell To Indian Troops
    345 1 Farewell To Indian Troops To the playing ot "Sous Oi i'he Brave" and "Should All Acquaintances Be Forgotten, jy the Somerset Light Infantrj First B.it.alion Band, s.s. Jalaluiga, sailed yesterday morning vvith the Indian troops boOßd ior Korea. The troops spent two glorious days in Singapore, Tne wcj. sightseeing and
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    AMERICANS FAIL
    41 1 RAWALPINDI, Aug. 29. The advance party of the American expedition to K-2 Mount Godwin Auston—the world's second highest mountain, has returned to Skardu after having failed in its attempt to reach the summit, it was learned hera y«et«rday, Reuter
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    Bao Dai Talks On Vietnam
    142 1 PARIS, Aug. 29.-- Bao Dal, Chief of State of the new indo-chinese State of Vietnam, met yesterday with President Vincent Auriol. and Premier Joseph Lanlel for "an exchange of views'' on questions arising from France s declaration of intention to grant Vietnam complete independence. The
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    27 1 COLOMBO, Aug. 29.—Ceylon's cost of livnig for August has reached a record level of 105.5 points with increased prices for rice, tobacco, postage and railway travel. Reuter
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    Indian Troops To Reach Incnon On Monday
    127 1 Indian Troops To Reach Incnon On Monday INCHON. Aug. 28. Two Bruisn transport carrying 5,000 Indian troops who win guard prisoners of war near Panmunjom are scneduied to arrive uere on Sunday or Monday, r'ort Officers said. The Indians are coming In over the protest of the South Korean government
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    Soap To Get Out Ot Jail? No!
    78 1 LOCAN, Utah, Aug. 29. Soft soap won't get you out of jail. Ask Louie guinn. Guinn, 19, who scaped himself and tried to squeeze through his cell bars at Cache County Jail, got caught at the waist. Deputies tried more soap to slide
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    Rhino Is Fast Becoming Extinct!
    2298 2 Kills Even Elephants But Is A Vegetarian! In size and strength the rhino is an extraordinary quadruped which ranks next to the elephant; it is therefore the second largest and most powerful of terrestrial animals. A large Indian rhino will measure ten and a half
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    World University Service
    69 2 NEW DELHI: The Indian National Committee of World University Service met in Delhi on Monday under the presidentship of Dr. Zakir Hussain, Vice Chancellor of Aligarh University, to discuss organisational matters. It was decided to include in the committee two representatives of WUS centres functioning.. in Indian
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    U.S. AID TO FR. FORCES IN I.-C.
    508 2  - U.S. AID TO FR. FORCES IN I.-C. LARRY ALLEN By bombs, ammunition, guns armoured units and aircraft are flowing into Indo-cnina at a steadily rising tempo to give the French Union forces everything they need to stop any Communist-led Vietminn offensive and possibly hand the enemy a decisive beating the
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    No Deputies In Russia?
    123 2 LONDON, Aug. 28. The Supreme Soviet of the Russian Republic approved Thursday the removal or three Deputy Premiers of the Republic, and appointed new men to fill their posts, Moscow radio announced. In addition, it disclosed the appointment of six new Ministers in the Republic's government.
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    Women MPs Visit Japan
    61 2 NEW DELHI: At the invitation of the Foreign Minister of Japan, the Indian Government are sending a goodwill mission consisting of three women members of Parliament, Mrs. Ammu Swuminathan, Begum Aizaz Rasool and the Rajmata of Tehri-Garhwala. The delegation which is to leave Delhi at the
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    Inter-State Trade: Recovery Of Sales Tax: Centre's Advice
    467 2 NEW DELHI: Sri M. G Shah, Deputy Finance Minister, stated that a circular had been issued by the Union Government advising State Governments not to proceed with notk*-. asking dealers in other State* to pay *ale«* tax (en goods in transit for
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    M.L.A.s & Administration
    32 2 M.L.A.s Administration INDORE: The All-India Congress committee, has, in a circular letter tu uie v^wU b iefcS members of the various state Legislatures, warned tnem not to interfere with tho administration.- FOC
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    Naval Review
    59 2 BOMBAY: The Indian Navy's first review will be held in Bombay, the Navy operational headquarters, on October 10. About twenty-five naval and merchant snips will take part. Announcing this in Bombay, Commodore R. M. T. Taylor, Commodore-in-charge of the Indian Naval kJstablishmente, said on Tuesday that President Rajendra
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    RECRUITMENT OF GURKHAS
    310 2 NEW DELHI: The question of transit facilities given by India to Gurkha recruits to the British Army from Nepal was raised in tne Council of States during question time Wednesday. Prime Minister Nehru said that the Indian Government did not want to impose any restrictions on the
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    KASHMIR SCHEMES
    154 2 KASHMIR SCHEMES SRINAGAR: Mr. Bakshi Ciiutain iviouammad the Kashmir rrime Minister, and Mr. <j. M. Sauiq, presiaent or State Constituent .assemoty, returned to annagar from Oeihi on luesday. BaKsnJ Ghulam Mohammad toia piesninen tnat tne Indian Government were keen tnat ail development scnemes of the state ne completed within the
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    22 2 PHOTO. B&kshi Ghulam Mohammed (left), newly appointed Premier of Kashmir, shakes hands with Yuvraj Karao Singh, princely head of the stnt^.- A.P.
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    From Cigar-Box To Singing Strings
    1810 3  - From Cigar-Box To Singing Strings Sheila Wiles (By JcOAIK time ago a man came M^ across a sycamore being ■felled near his home and lmB mediately made an offer for B incredulously for the tree t as already being attacked rot the cutter accepted. I jme days later, he would
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    MOUNTAINEER'S DEATH CONDOLED
    49 3 NEW DELHI, Aug. 28.— The National Mountaineering Club of Pakistan has sent condolence message to the unsuccessful United States K-2 expedition on the death on Aug. 10 of climber Arthur S. Gilkey, New York City geologist, according to reports reaching here from Inshore- A .P. A.P.
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    India's First Boys Town
    525 3 QOCHIN: India's first Boys Town— patterned after the original Boys Town in Nebraska. U.S.A.— will be established here soon. The TravancoreGovernment has granted 200 acres on which a series i bungalows each to house ten u>ya and a housemaster —will be built. Boys Town here will
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    Youth Hostels In India
    502 3 YOUTH HOSTELS-^simple, inexpensive overnight accommodations for young travellers are making their appearance in India. The change represents an interesting world-wide shift in travel habits that recalls an ancient institution. Sponsored by the Youth Hostels Association of India, the venture aims at encouraging inexpensive travel for recreation
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    PAS MINISTER FOB NEW YORK
    79 3 KARACHI, Aug. 28. -Finance Minister Chaudhri Mohammad Ali yesterday left by air for London, en route to New York. He will preside over a joint session of the In. ternatioaal Monetary Fund and World Bank in u'.isMneton from Sept. 9 Lo 12. During his stay
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    Albert Einstein-Embarrassing To Earn So Much Respect And Love
    735 3 Dr. Albert Einstein, who chßnged man's concept of his universe, daily treads the familiar streets of the famous New Jersey university town Princeton lost in a maze of abstractions. His unkempt appearance, his bushy white hair, his deep-set dark eyes beneath
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    U.S. Ashrams
    131 3 Ontario, Canada Americans attending a spiritual retreat here are "blending Western Christianity with mystic experiences of the East," according to the National Council of Churches of Christ in the United States. The retreat is the second of the American Christian ashrams scheduled throughout the United States and Canada
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    ANZUS MEETING
    157 3 WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.The second annual meeting of the council set up by the ANZUS (Australia, New Zealand and the United States; Pacific Security Treaty will be neld in Washington Sept. 9-10. The announcement was made Thursday. It followed a strong denial by Prime Minister Robert Gordon Menz,es of
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    Appeal To Nehru For Release Of Abdullah
    240 3 NEW DEL^il, Aug. 28.--The General-Secretary of disputed Kashmir's governing National Conference Party, Mau.ana Sayeed Massoodi. yesterday appealed to Prime Minister Nehru to release the jailed ex-Premier of Kashmir. SneiKh Mohammed Abdullah. Masooui said that India could not expect to win any Kasnmir plebiscite
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    Bonus To Jute Trade In E. Pak.
    136 3 DACCA: Grower members of the co-operative multi-purpose societies trading in jute, started two years ago to secure fair price to the growers in East Pakistan, are to receive a bonus of one and half lakhs rupees for the jute season of 1951-52. Mr
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    Maldivians Will Fete The Queen
    63 4 The Maldivian Government la making plans to welcome Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh when they visit Ceylon next year, said Mr. Hilmy Didl. who represents the Maldivian Government in Ceylon. These plans which include a Queen's House reception and a presentation arc being
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    CEYLON NEWS: Subsidy Cut 'Is Courageous'
    336 4 CEYLON NEWS: Subsidy Cut 'Is Courageous' SAYS SIR SYDNEY CAINE Mr Bydaey GMne, leader of the recent World Bank Session to Oykm, last week, defended the abolition of the food rabakry He has arrived to advise the Government on the organisation of the Planning Secretariat. Sir Sydney said that the
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    Queen Salote Sees Colombo
    331 4 Hundreds miled round the Colombo Passenger Jetty to greet Queen Salote of Tonga, as she stepped ashore for a brief visit to Colombo last week. As the majestic, smiling queen stepped ashore there were cheers from the crowd that included several passengers from the Orontes in
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    Receipts For Husbands Next
    149 4 COLOMBO: In the House of Representatives Sir John Kotelawala, Leader of the House replying in the absence of the Premier to Mr. Pieter Keuneman said that If the police started issuing receipts for things they seized in a search they would have to issue recetpts to
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    BBC Classes In English For Ceylon
    196 4 BBC Classes In English For Ceylon NUWARA EU7A: Mr. a F. Stevens of the 8.8.CX, who came here to attend the UNESCO seminar at Nuwara Eliya, said recently that he had made arrangements with Radio Ceylon for classes in English organised by the 8.8.C. to be broadcast to listeners in
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    Colombo He Go Commander
    432 4 COLOMBO: Col. Waldo Sani son! has been appointed Comi mander of the Colombo Home 1 Guard. The appointment has been made by Sir Richard Aluwthare, Inspector-General ot Police, who is the competent I authority under the Home Guard Scheme. Sir Richard Aiuwiharc was appointed by the
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    35 4 After a morning's houi in the China Sea off the Malay village of Kuala Pahang, operation chekek (strangle) takes place, la which experienced female fingers gut the fish at more than 100 a mi nute.
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    Wavelength Changes In AIR Broadcasts
    56 4 Following changes in AIR wavelength will come into effect on August 30, 1953: Language Timings (Malayan Time) Metres English 0800 0810 30.77 and 25.10 2100 2215 19.51 and 31.02 Hindi 0820 0830 30.77 and 25.10 1830 1930 16.82 and 25.40 Tamil 0810 0820 30.77 and
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    Recalled To Moscow
    121 4 NEW DELHI, Aug. 29. Soviet Ambassador in New Delhi, Ivan Alexandrovitch Benedictov is being recalled to Moscow, Soviet Embassy officials told Reuter last night. He has been in India only two months. The Embassy officials said he was expected to take up his old post of Minister
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    Anglo-Iran Rapprochment?
    151 4 LONDON, Aug. 28. Prime Minister Fazlollah Zahedi indiI cited to American Ambassador I Loy Henderson Iran will restore I diplomatic ties with Britain I but not just yet informed diplomats said yesterday. The Iran leader apparently did not make it clear just when his new government will take
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    Pak Note To Nehru
    152 4 NEW DELHI, Aug. 29- -The High Commissioner of Pakistan. Ghazanfar AH Khan, yesterday handed to the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, a memorandum from the Pakis tan Prime Minister, Mr. Mohammed Ali, settnig out Pakistan's views on the Kashmir question. The memorandum follows seven meetings of
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    CEYLON'S TRADE WITH CEINA
    64 4 HONGKONG. Aug. 29— Mr. Susanta De Fonseka, Cevlon's Minister td Japan, said here yesterday Ceylon expected to expand her trade with China as a result of his forthcoming talks in Peking. He indicated his present trip to China was necessary be. cause the current five-year trade
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    FL.-LT. PAUL KILLED
    47 4 NEW DELHI. Aug. 29.-Flight-Leeutenant A. E. W. Paul, the first man to fly over Everest since it was conquered by a British expedition In June, was one of the nine killed when an Indiah Air Force liberator blew up in mid-air near Poona Wednesday."
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    23 4 Flt.-Lleut Paul piloted an Indian Air Force plane which flew over the world's highest peak on June 6 to taku «w«. grapha.— Reuter
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    Abolition Of Senate?
    358 4 COLOMBO: At the Government Parliamentary Group meeting, held in the House of Representatives last week, if was decided to go into the question of abolishing the Senate and amending the Constitution accordingly. At the same time, it was also decided to amend certain defects in the Constitution,
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    Plan To Honour Dead Patriot
    204 4 KURUNEGALA: In response to a circular from Mr. C. W. W. Kannangara, Minister of Local Government, in connexion with the proposed "Sir Ponnambalam Arunachalam Centenary Celebrations on September 14th, a conference was held at the Kurunegala Town Hall presided over by the mayor, Mr. Betram
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    Jilted Lover Climbs A Tree
    54 4 ALUTGAMA: When his mistress deserted him a villager climbed kitul tree, drink the toddy off the pot and threatened to jump down. His wife's entreaties failed to bring him down, but the village priest persuaded him climb down on the assurance that the missing woman
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